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Nearing 100th Day of Writers Strike, What’s next?
Word on the street has it that Hollywood writers and studios are finally considering a move that could potentially put an end to one of the most notorious strikes in recent times. After three months of tension and uncertainty, speculations are rife that both parties may soon engage in official talks again. This glimmer of
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Understanding the Jihadi Ecosystem and Pakistan’s Enduring Terrorist Threat
Sunday’s devastating suicide attack in Pakistan’s Bajaur district serves as a grim reminder of the persistent terrorist threat that haunts the country. With increasing violence following the Taliban’s resurgence in neighboring Afghanistan, Pakistan has witnessed a surge in terror attacks throughout the year, resulting in the loss of hundreds of lives. This article aims to
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Understanding the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS)
This year marks an important transition for U.S. passport holders planning a trip to Europe. Beginning in 2024, a new travel document called the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) will be required for travelers from the United States and 60 other countries. What is ETIAS? ETIAS is an electronic travel authorization document designed
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Ukraine Prepares for Russian Sabotage at Occupied Nuclear Power Plant
Ukraine’s ongoing conflict with Russia has not only brought devastation and loss to the nation but has also raised concerns over the neighboring nuclear power plant. The Ukrainian government is now planning for the potential sabotage of Europe’s largest nuclear facility in Zaporizhzhia by the occupying Russian forces. In an interview with TIME, Minister German
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Escalating Drone Attacks: Moscow and Kyiv Accuse Each Other Amid Rising Tensions
The recent surge in drone attacks on Moscow and its surroundings has heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The incidents, including strikes on government buildings and warship attacks, serve as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by Moscow during the prolonged conflict with Ukraine. Accusations have been exchanged between the two countries, with both
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Myanmar’s Military Government Grants Clemency, Reduces Prison Sentences of Aung San Suu Kyi
Myanmar’s military-led government has recently announced the reduction of prison sentences for Aung San Suu Kyi, the ousted leader of the country. This clemency is in connection with a religious holiday in Myanmar, a predominantly Buddhist nation. The reduced sentences also apply to former President Win Myint and more than 7,000 other prisoners. Despite the
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